Drew Pearson Glad Cowboys Passed On Bill Belichick, ‘Not The Solution’

Drew Pearson says he is glad Jerry Jones did not move on Mike McCarthy to pursue Bill Belichick … telling TMZ Sports activities the ex-Patriots head coach “is not the man for the Dallas Cowboys.”

The Corridor of Famer — who received a Tremendous Bowl for America’s Workforce — defined this week that he thinks Belichick would have been nothing greater than “a Band-aid” on the Cowboys’ woes.

As an alternative, he mentioned he is glad Jones selected to maintain issues secure … and roll with McCarthy for a fifth 12 months — this regardless of his 1-4 playoff report.

“This is not at the point where we need to blow things up,” he mentioned.

Pearson, nevertheless, does imagine modifications want to return in Massive D … significantly after the Cowboys have been destroyed, 48-32, by the Packers within the opening spherical of the postseason final weekend.

For starters, Pearson tells us he is hoping his ex-team will go after Cardinals’ operating again James Conner in free company.

“That’s a bad man,” he mentioned. “If we had a dude like that in our backfield …”

As for the staff’s quarterback, Dak Prescott … the 73-year-old ex-receiver says he sees no motive to alter issues there both.

“I see Dak as a winner,” Pearson mentioned. “There’s no question. He is not the problem.”